It looks like the handset will come pre-installed with two apps from DataViz. The apps are RoadSync and Documents To Go.

In terms of those apps, I think most are familiar with Documents To Go, but just in case, it is a mobile office suite. Unfortunately, this is going to be a scaled down version and will not support the ability to edit Office or PDF documents. In other words it will be a viewer, but still a nice perk to have come installed by default.

The second app that is being included is RoadSync, and this one offers a full experience. In this case, Microsoft Exchange users will be happy, as RoadSync offers a “built-in secure, wireless and direct push synchronization with Exchange Server.”

Finally, just to recap a little, the Huawei Pulse is going to be available with T-Mobile in the Netherlands beginning on October 12.